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where it faces competition from the economies of the United States,
Mr Cramer's report on the implementation of the first railway package shows the difficulties and problems it faces.
The consultation came at a very key time as Jamaica is in the midst of some significant changes in the electricity sector while it faces an ongoing energy crisis.
Ratings agencies have warned France that it faces losing its coveted triple-A credit rating unless it takes credible measures to significantly cut its deficit[5][6] EUObserver 30 Sept.
China does not just face the United States; it faces a Western-centered system that is open,
living space and it faces north, with excellent views over the 9th century Convent de Sant Agusti from the balcony.
Europe needs a joint approach to the security risks and threats it faces and Mr von Wogau's report outlines such an approach in a way that is both realistic and outstanding.
the threats and pressures it faces, setting further environmental goals
The Commission particularly welcomes the importance given by the European Parliament to the staffing needs of the Competition Directorate General as it faces a growing workload in the current economic crisis.
about the religious issues it faces, rather than merely opinion and ijtihad-eye.
we are determined to support this country struggling to overcome the challenges it faces, including the threat of a real nuclear catastrophe.
However, it faces considerable challenges in areas such as global sustainability problems like poverty,
Asia is indeed gradually realising that it faces the same global challenges as we do:
But where you commit personal funds into a bank for safekeeping where it faces no risks of loss,
The European Parliament will have a significant role to play in the task of ensuring that the Union can meet the challenges it faces over the next decade and more.
strengthen the Union to meet the internal and external challenges which it faces and will face at the beginning of the new century.
death penalty is prohibited, then it faces some basic postulates that a democratic society”,
rent per unit space is equal to the ratio of rent per unit space to the wage rate it faces; i.e.
then the Union must overcome the fundamental obstacles it faces in this area.